Oxi-combustion
Ultra-low emission combustion in alternative engines
Introduction
The development of engines operated with oxy-combustion makes it possible to have power generation plants without emissions of nitrogen oxides. In addition, the exhaust gases produced can be treated to capture the CO2 generated during combustion with a high degree of purity. The system is flexible to the use of different fuels, both conventional and second- and third-generation biofuels or synthetic fuels.
Research Areas
Analysis and optimization of the oxy-combustion system - Integration and energy evaluation of power plants
Analysis and optimization of the oxy-combustion system
CFD analysis of injection-combustion processes
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Optimized piston geometry for oxy-combustion
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Assessment of emission formation
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Integration and energy evaluation of power plants
Oxy-combustion engine
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Gas conditioning system
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Specific consumption conventional combustion vs oxy-fuel combustion
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Experimental specific consumption
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Exhaust gas drying system
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Comparison of conventional instantaneous pressure vs oxy-fuel combustion
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Facilities
Oxy-fuel engine
Joint test rooms engine + CO2 capture
Publications